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A Pleasant Xmas Gift.

TOPEKA, KAs. Dec. 10,--United States
Marshal Jones received by mail Thursday
evening small tin box, which, when
opened, was found to contain nitro-gycerine
in sufficient quantity TO have blown up the
building and killed dozen men.
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Accident on the Pensacola.

A private letter from one of the officers
of the Pensacola gives news OF II serious mis-
hap on board that vessel on November 10,
while in the hnrbOr at Smyrna. In firing u
number of signal rockets in honor of the
Quinnebaug, one of them exploded burning
a quartermaster about the face and setting
FIRE TO the ship. The fire was only extin-
guished after u hard fight.
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AnImportnnt suit pcpun.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1O.-Charles w. Brega
began proceedings yesterday to compel the
Commercial Telegram Company to rcpuliate
the increase in its capital from Sl,OO0,000 to
S2,OOO,OOO. Brega claims that the stock was
fraldulently issued.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Petroleum.

i. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building, fur
nish the following Oil quotations.: Closed
yesterday, 77;, opened to-day, 76I; highest,
16s; lowest, 76a 9:15 p. M, 76i.
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by A.
Macgill d Co., bankers and brokers' l5Sev-
cnth street northwest:
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Santn CLAUS

has sent us a beautiful assortment of fancy
chairs in Reed, Rattan, Plush and Russia
Leather, Fancy Parlor Tables, Easels and a
general line of Art Furniture, which we offer
at extremely low prices.
SINGLETON e. FLETCHER
dl5 Seventh street northwest.
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Uslnn Wills TO Prove Title.

Certified copies of the following wills have
been filed for the purpose of proving the
title TO real estate in square CD; Isaac smith,
New York; Greer Tallmadge, u. :. Army,
and Abby Talmadge, Fond du Lac, WIS
The property was bought by Isaac Sml'h;
in ls6l. It Is now claimed by the heirs ol
his grandson, Greer Tallmadgc
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Don't Re NIisled

and buy adultcrated wines and liquors be.
cause they are cheap. Call and examine the
fine and select stock of Chr. Xander. Rare
old WHISTLES speciality. No. 800 Seventh
street northwest
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The wool conference adjourned yester-
day to the llth prox. when IL is expected
That the representatives of the manufacture
ing interests will be present.
The National Republican Club will hold
10Th inst.
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DIED.

" "ABERT--A her home, 'IIomewood," Mont.
gomory County, Md, on saturday morning, 10th
Bachc, wife of Charles Albert, in the 86th year Of
her age.
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nInrriarc Licenses.

Henry Burt and Mary Marshall; John NJ.
Foote, Welden, n c., and Lille Rosafy,
city; Henry G, Griffith, city and lulu Olivia
selby, Montgomery County Ma, I'd GiS
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Tim. Sullivan will give another one of his
grand oyster lunches this evening at 4l3
Thirteenth street. His friends and the pub.
lie are invited ii
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The Case Against Ferd King.

A motion to consolidate the indictments
fol conspiracy, forgery and embez1lement
against Ferdinand King and Robert u Frey
of tho Eleventh Building Association was
offered by District Attorney WorthingtoD
and argued by him and the counsel for the
defense, q. NJ. Matthews and Thomas f..
Miller Tor Frey aad w. ID. Cassln for King.
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A National Musical Conservator,

A National Conservatory of Music Is soon
TO be opened at 1913 Twelfth street. The
enterprise will be introduced to the public
by concert at Albaugh's on the 10th instant
The talent employed is of the best.
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ALL GOODS marked in plain figures, and 10
per cent. discount at Ladson's Jewelry Store,
l33 7th.
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to Singleton & Fletcher, 415 7th st. IL. w.:
II again send you another car load of nice
new patterns of Carpets, Smyrna, Velvet
always useful as Christmas presents, which
you must sell ut wholesale prices. So now
Tommy and Billy, if you don't put the very
lowest price on these goods [ will consider
you naughty boys, and won't let you have
any more Of my nice things"
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The Usual Concomitants.
The needy patriots gather in,

The needy patriots gather in,
Time never thns their ranks;
They live on hope and lager beer,
And stand on slender shanks.
They claim Nations gratitude;
They claim the earth, indeed;
While George, in marble, smiles to sec
These patriots gone to seed.
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A WondcrfuI Medicine,

Look in the Post tomorrow morning for
the notice of a sure, speedy and permanent
cure for all forms of neuralgia.
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SEE OUR Holiday ad. in another column of
special discount ON Holiday Jewelry. Lad.
sons, 433 7th.
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Second Letter From santa Claus

7th
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EVERY LITTLE HELPS.
But the Old Lady nceds the Money and
Can't Walt Much Longer.

EDiroR Critic: | herewith send another
small contribution to the fund you ask for
the aged lady's admission into the "Homc;"
and | am surprised exceedingly that tat
leasD one hundred people were not prompt
TO respond las i of course supposed would be
the case) with dollar each, for this purpose.
7. ii. l..
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The STAGE Rcstaurnpt Iuncb

BARGAINS IN Ladies' fine Watches. Ladson,
I3J Tth
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Washinoton Dec. 7
W"sHTHsNVEIi DVV' u
JrDGE wAxEl's APPEAL.

EDpiTra OF THE cRiTIcR: inclose you in
this note five dollar bill, beln the one thou
sandth part of my yerly sallery as Congress.
man, whitch is fer the bennett of the CRATE
gran dautcr of the late Robbert Morris,
revolutionary patriot and statesman, who 4
now needn Of the money, and Witch |
lery to divide with eff it hadcnt been fer
the nobel sarvicc rendered TO the Nation by
her illustrous ancestor, when sarvice was
valubc, and when patriotism ment some
thin else besides runnin fer office and sayin
the country ut so mutch Il month. am
shure evvery Congressman will do Jest what
hay done IF they haint done II allreddy,
and ] sinseerly hoap that insted of rnisin
500, TIE CRITlcR will be abel to Civ the lady
ut lcest thousand. Robbert Morris dide III
Il detters prlzzen and Republics is migrate.
full, but thank God, thar is n flew of us lcit
TO keep the flag II wavn even Of IL does cost
50 wave.
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Dcnib OF II. Il. shepherd.

Mr., Frank u. Shepherd the permi!. clerk
in the Water Office. died Thursday night N
GaoV
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Snow. Tree Ornaments, Xmas Cards, Scrap
Pictures. ]. Jay Gould, 42l Ninth street.
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psAnL OPERA, Glasses. 81 and 500. Lad
sons, Aas III. T2S'G-'s - t~aG;'', ~
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For saIo.

For SalO.
=. Five head OF good young brood
mares. weight about 1000 pounds Nor
gnn Stock, will be sold cheap for cash.
Call on or address
f& H Knox A&CR4NE, ~ D.
Elko, Elko Go.
t!sDao4 On as=ataG, Nevada. :,
I.a,.t.,
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Daniels, n 7 Clay; Mrs Buckley. Mrs.
Dcnaldson. Q o ;cuggis. a Z Andrew, A
T Reed, David ogiivis, b v Buren,, 8
Weston; TuaoArora; 8 D Ives, A Mooty.
and vito, T Shea, b Hanshel. A Davis,
San Francisco; Sam Mahcuey, T
r Philips. Stockton; B Terrill and
wife. Halleck: WIN Krenka. Ed Kava-
naugh. A L Bright, Glover Valley; J F
Lewis, Sprucemont; F b Mason, Percy
Badt. II n Coryelt, r G Needham, VIM
Port. p Hanson, Wells; VIM Huston
and wife, Eureka; Chas Hesley. Camp
Greek; F Harville, OQF Henry. sacra-
mento; s E Rodgers, Blaine; J L Lang,
ford, " n Altenberg. Battle Mountain
VIM Mitchell, Smith Greek; D B Cam
field, Philadelpia: L fPitIand, Thos
Smith, Steptoe Valley.
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- -
The people Of >Elko and White Pine
counties are hereby notified that will
pass through Elko October 3lst on my
route to the sections above named; that
I shall be at Wells November LIST; Cher.
ry Greek. November 4th; Sprucemont,
November 18th. shall arrive and de-
part promptly on the dates advertised.
I do all kinds OF work in the dental pro-
fession, and those desiring my services,
especially in plate work, should come
early on my arrival at each place.
Respectfully,
r. Z, ,#5TariSz g Dr.. J. J LEEK.
Eureka. New, Oct. 20, 1887. Dentist
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BaFGain6.

Reinharts has just received large
stock of clothing which will Re sold at
prices that will 'astonish you. There is
no need of anyone going thinly clad
when you can get good overcoat at any
price from 50 up. Take look at the
immense stock and you will be sure to
find something that will suit You both in
quality and price. 1913 1w
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At PAilAdsiphiA Tuesday. and was to Be
unloaded next day. AZ she lay St tho
dock aha sprung . leak. and The SALT
water rush ID iHsb ipSt that. nearly nj
the loo was melted before it could be
got ont Of the hold.
About O'Clock Friday morning a DIRE
was discovered In Hon. D. @. No
Kenney's house, situated In the western
portion Of Belmont, and before an alarm
could Pe given the entire building
was in. flames. Frank Dowd and
James Brysou occupied the house at the
time and narrowly escaped with their
lives. ,i..2,...... .....
All kinds Of job WORK done neatly and
promptly, with new and stylish type, at
the INDEPENDENT office. The best adj
vertising medium In Eastern Nevada ia
the Daily and Weekly INDEpESprNr .
Advertisers have the advantage of the
columns of both at very reasonable
rates. A limited amount Of space can
be spared, and frst come Arst served.
PATHS castle in Wales was robbed the
other day by band of bandits. It is a
pity they had not kidnapped Adelina
and taken her to the mountains for a
few months, 30 as. to give her rival
songsters a short chance to win the
honors. The freebootero got away with
a few diamonds any way. ..,
The fact that Miss Josie Holmes has
been arrested and jailed in connection
with tho fidelity Bank frauds. will give
the Belva Lockwood party new stock
of campaign ammunition for 1888. Step
by step woman is taking her proper
place and will soon be abls to wrest
from proud man" his most sacred
reserved rights. A feminine "boss"
will be the next move.--LHote Ga
zette.
Index Union:-.It is reported that
surveyors are yet in the mountains of
Mono county, hunting for railroad
route. They are supposed to be in the
employ Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Company. Ills said that good route
has been selected and 2 1000 men will be-
at work next year grading the road
from Oakland; and that 1000 more
men will be working from Suit Lake
City.
h ~ guess I'D better Withdraw from
the chnrcils for two or three months"
said D Dakota man to the minister.
"Why. how's that, brother; what's the
matter9" inquired the pastor. II feel
three or four Cyclone lies sdrs of work.
ing around in my mind and they've got
to come out. just give me q leave Of
absence for, say ninety. days. and III
ihs back with you again. " I believe they
will be some Of the thunderingest cy-
clone lies ever told, and I don't wan
to disgrace the church Il Estelline
Bell. S,Gsg 2EnH9 EgEa
A paper beer bottle Is to be the next
achievement in the bottle line. Inks,
prints, oils and certain acids have
for some time past been put in paper
bottles, they. being safer from break
age and freezing than those made Of
glass; assia Tag5gai s sIt5f ,ann 5.
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j Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing.
# you want q fine suit Of clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality and cheapest in price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
f.GA$&# 20 NJ. RErNHAR7.
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Hu mbOIdt House.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, 1 desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good Recommendations at rea-
sonable, prices will be maintained.
S.. The BAR 4 EEl&t
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
boldt call.
gO110 "a 1910 h.s a-- r
- 0s4A '7l -. DO. LANG.
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An Asso.,ass o,,re.

The ORIGINAL ABIET1NE, OINTMENT L.
only pntup in large. two-ounce Tin boxes, and
IN absolute cure for old sor.s, burns,
wounds. chapped hands. and al: skin erup-
lions. win positively cure all tiuds bf piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINR ONT
NEWT. Sold byF. .. Muller ~ as cents per
ox-by mall 30 cpnta.
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Having located 10 Elko am pre-
pared to Ali orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations O. specially. All work first
class. leave orders at the INpEpENp.
EMF Office. -'.'',s"
@. F. HARVEY,
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HUfELXRxIyALs.
GEN HofEI Bartlett y ostreioLsr.
~" Proprietors. - N---

~N~SN WV ~ NkSI0LcHeH.
Propriesors. ~
2WlK johnson, r J Bow. n, 81. Louis; ;
y L Hndsaye Il A Parke, DR. Potter, wife
and dssehtsr. Union City; W II Wood,
Jobs EispeE. Thos Briply, J d Lang
ford, W n Altenburg, Battle Mountain;
j b Henry, Mound; Thos Bell, r @
;Hayman.nE Lnrr. San Francisco; 8
Hansen, o q Ballenger, .Tuscarora; @
Kessilsrs Paul Schilestrom, z Hardesty,
South Fork; W 81 Anderson, Bullion; &
q Gill WIN Youren. Jr, W Thompson,
II Acre, RA Martin, Austin; ] D Abel,
IDhn Williams, IT. lIalteck; i. Walker,
Ncrth Fork; John oonklin, Spriae City ;
Robert SpowaEt, Los Angeles; z d
White. Naosha,. Gal; John Muir, City;
Frank @ Mills, Hsileok; I'D X sanaueh
John r DrsoolI, John Green, Alex
Wsilapd. Kniio Dotta, Hussslla h
BsAdlsy's ranch. +4
DrSeE HosxI- Clark d Greer Psopris
|1wqsyH tors. s5Q.2 4
b Tsbiss Osnhor. Ben trartis, WIN
aseTaD, MOuRA .iysilsS, Mlsa 1 L q
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NOTICE . FOR PUBLICA-
TION OF TIME APP o
POINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC. >,
TN. TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
4 .ot Natadai Ia aud for blko County.
Ess tIle Matter oS She Estate o.
Matte Il. EAOGlc, neceaseI. ~

PURSUANT TO Law, NOTICE IS HERE
~ by gissrI ulat MonUs,stt . 1lth day no
vrm Der. A. ID. 1857, at 0 O'CLOCK A. n. sf said
day, and The Court Room OF sAiu Court. q. the
cours House in tire said county Of klkO have
been appointed rs the tips and place for prov.
ing the win Of said Matte r.. Aygio, decsas.
cd, aud for hearing thsappHcstton Of Matte X.
Merritt. Rohsrt Hubbs aud o. L. @. talrchild
fer the issuancsto them OF Letters Toatauaen.
stsry, whom ana where any person interested
may GppssS Gtd contest the game. ~ VT
OBJ, ylsthAN.
Lg. I,... =. .u5.i .a5 cl@th
DATE, D1ko. Eav.. Oct, n, lSag.
Mplf WIH.. VI 2. lfsFFfTu TFs44ra
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A paper beer bottle is to be the next
achievement in the bottle line. Inks,
prints. oils and certain acids have
for some time past been put in paper
bottles. they. being safer from break
age and freezing than those made Of
glass. sgls zcs..,.gs, i; .s..s,.7 = xxx, 3.
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Ran at FL. Halieck.
FRIDAY, NOV. a, 1857.

Preparations are being made to make
this an enjoyable event. First class
music has been secured for the occa-
sion. ~ g. IS =
Plenty of room for everybody to
dance. % 3.
u Tickets, including supper, 90 90.
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y t.aIyi s.f... q
Hold Your HOrSeSY

Stop at Morgap's Blackamith shop
where you can get horse sboeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black
smithing done on short notice. Suits.
fa,tion guaranteed as to qualify Of
work and price, g %.E 3
L. E. MoRaAN. g..
9,2S -
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StonTmasons arc wanted in Tusc.

q z r.
IL. nisht NJ Tho eoldsIs OF tho
sesSon. - Is
1.teosts s5.195 an hour tosun :he city
ofNsw YcrE. sfSssv
LIE. Morgan returned from Wslis
this morning. q a.'.'a'' af.r - 5.s'
Mrs. Or. Keller departed. for Tusca-
Fofa this morning. ,ais atr.tr 3s-c
Mrs.. Cbas. Nelson, Of Battle Noun
trim. is visiting friends in town.
Tho Sheriff collected $1,75I 70,
license. during this month Of October.
HAIRY McAdsms has gone to the north
srn part of the county on official bust.
ness. .t
8. G.. Weston, accompanied by Frank
Harville, left by private conveyance for
Tuscarora this morning. s.-;r.e
Geo. Elmore and force of workmen
are busy building an addition to the
residence Off. 8. Mayhugh.
The Postofice at HALEY was burglar
lied last Wednesday night ard $40 in
Stamps and small change taken.
Her What q lovely complexion you
hive, Miss Maud" ahs-"It ought to
be lovely, it costs one dollar box.''
W. T. Smith has just received q con-
afgnment Of Fresh Eastern Cider, the
best ever brought to this market.
Four or five parIor wood stoves. just
- good as new. for sale cheap at the
80 j#s'55s K IL iIlU GEN.
Jenny Lind, the celebrated Swedish
singer, is dead, aged SO years. She
had been seriously i'll for several
weeks "a isfte s,g,s tigls IT,
A grand reception was rendered
Arthur o Conner and Sir Thomas Graf
ton Fsrnonde at Lincoln, Nebraska lest
; Night - y
at have wonderful ear" said o con.
opited musician lin the course Of CONVEX
cation. $50 has a donkey replied q
hrstanas. "a III IS " J Id tt}Is'
U1ASHuueI.
The famous war repoftef. Archibald
Forbes, islstiil Ill. END will probably go
au . holiday tour to fhe Bahamas and
bermuda.
Fifty pounds of giant powder ex-
Pioded in the Anaconda mine at Butte.
: Montana. Saturday night, blowing two
men to atoms.
Trouble ia brewing at Fort McDsss
mott caused by the former running etociE
from the reservation and burning the
forage thereon. 49, s8,gs Is
J. B Bradley who has been down to
Battle Mountain on business connected
with his cattle interests in that section,
: turn ed last evening. ~ =
Col. w. F. Cody has netted &70,OOO
OF $3.50, 600 @ont Of his Buffalo Bill
season in London. He is willing to sell
out his Wild West shov for $3.50, GOO.
Hs has been offered ESQ, 900 and re-.
fused- tds.e gll 81
M, Al WiIkesharre, Pa, yesterday tie
L ,hish& Wilk sbarre Company stSuclt
3 vein Of coal between 18 and 90 feet
thick, 1slOO feet below the surface. The
and is estsmated to be worth 5000, :
,}o00 TIT aaYo dslGs ff,g I,
A strike Of plantation hands Il pro.
GEeaSing Quietly Ia several parishes in
Louisiana. There hps been no troubIo
yeL buti1stssrArl c6Sp aaies OF militia
have been crdeEed ont in anticipation
Of q eoDflid.
Fred Cdho0n, 4 voting iaxn shout 40,
completed ths task of eating thirty
qhaila In thirty consecutive days at
'HahtS CSus Monddy. 9 He lost about
seven pc Ands In weight. bat Ia otherwise
In fair condition. 4lsa n 81.
Ayotig scientist inst graduated from
xhie has esainated thst every hen 10
tAs codntEy scratches over swo aeses %
ErSnad every year. ana tfas che LEG
. =.
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Unlver.a' CONCENTRATION

The UnIveTsAl Com bI Sation
Proof against all animals from a rab-
bit to q mad steer. Prices as follows
2 inch mesh per rod $l.s5
. inch mesh per rod -. 4 $1.15
Pointed Pickets S cts per rod extra.
Reduction on large orders.
7 Manufactured by
! z WIZ 70. YOUNG,
-: .a.s Elko, New.
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or tickets, call on

For full particulars tickets call on
J. Pass Agent, Dallas. Texas - EP TURNER,
ODEN, Ticket L. L. Depot,
Dallas b. w. MCCULLOUGH, O. r. t. A. Dallas
JOHN A. GRANT, General Manager, Dallas
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Take the Southwest via Little Rock anu
all line Pullman
m
Waco Austin An
booked all
Europe steamship Line between Nav York. Philadelphia
andA
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Through Sleeping Cars for Calves
ton, st. Louis, Memphis and
Kansas City.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DALLAS

From ST. Louis INSTRUMENTATION. 800 p m
From Memphis and Paris ..... 1853 m
From Galveston ..............:.. ll;3O m
From Ceburne and Kansas City 500 p m
TRAINS DEPART FROM DALLAS
For ST. Louis Through sleeper) =. 11:j0 a m
For Menpbis and Texarkana
Through sleeperl. ............. 700 a m
For Galveston and Kansas CITY
Through sleeper).. S;50 70
For Calyeston. ..'............... $40 a m
w. J STORMS, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
JAMES 5. Clark, General Passenger
Agent, Galveston.
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BLACK WOLF!

Or Dlacl. Leprosy, Is disease which Is considered
lncurablc but II has yielded TO the curative prop
critics OF SwiFT's SrEclFtc-now known all ovci
the world as $. $. 8. Mrs. Bailey, Of West Somcr
VILE Mass near Boston, was nttacEedscyCraly years
owiih this hdcous black eruption, md was treat
ed by the best medical talent, who could only snY
that the disease was u species OF LEPEOSX
ard consequently iucurabc. IL Is impossible TO de-
scribe her suiTcrings. Her boay from the crown OF
her head TO the soCs Of her feet was mass OF de-
cav The flesh rotting of and leaving great cavities
Her fingers festcrod ard several nails dropped OF
at one time. llcr limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation, and for years she did not leave her bed
Her weight was reduced from l25 TO GO lbs. Some
faint idea OF her condition. can be CLEAN from
The fact that three pounds Of COsmolinc Ct ont
mcnt were used per week In dressing her sores
Finally the physicians acknowledged their dcfca
By this Black Wolf, and commended the suiIere
10 her nl-wisc Creator
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF SwisN
Specific IS 5. 50, prvya.isd ON her to try II as
last resurt. She began Is use under protest. bu'
soon found that her system was being relieved on
the poison as the sores assumed rcd and healthy
color as though the blood was becoming pure anc
active Mira. Bailey continued the :. 5. $. urtillai
February; every sore was healed. tie discarded
chair and crut mes, and was for the FIRST time IN ].
years a well woman. lleE husband, Mr. &. a. Bal
Iey is in business at nv Blackstone Street, Bos
ton, and will take pleasure in giving the details oil
this wonderful cure. Send 10 US for Treatise OF
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC &C NJ NC; : AtlnrtH -
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.HEELING IN" TREES.

The pratice of Fall buying trees for
Spring planting is good one, not
alone for the reason sometimes urged,
that the nurseryman's stocks are now
full, and he can give more time and
care to filling orders than in the hurry
when Spring business comes. The
trees bought now should not be plant
ed so late in the season. Take them 10
some place sheltered from winds and
where the snow is not likely to be eth
er drifted or blown of. Then dig a
long hole coming to the surface at one
end and bury the trees, packing the
earth securely around and between the
roots and leaving only little Of the
top exposed. This is technically call
ed 'heeling in" trees. Its advantages
are that the tree is placed In much
more favorable condition for crossing
than it could be exposed TO sweeping
winds during Winter. Its broken or
cut roots callous over, and by the time
Spring opens they are ready TO emit
new fibres, while the vitality OF the tree
has been scarcely exhausted at all. If
we had trees of any kind set out this
Fall we should prefer to dig them up.
heel in and reset in the Spring. The
more vigorous growth they would then
make will more than pay the extra ex-
pense Of this digging up and resetting.